Halloween

... of Family Circle magazine. Whip up these marshmallow monsters for a scarily easy Halloween treat. MAKES: 24... Chocolate bats flit across a full-moon cake in this scary Halloween scene. MAKES: 16 servings This kiddie... will be a massive hit at your Halloween party. Kids can really get their hands around these petite cookie...

... alongside your favorite Halloween-colored veggies. Dig in! Take scrumptious hot chocolate to the next level... creature come to life. This cozy Halloween supper comes together in no time. A simple swirl of sour cream...'re hosting a crowd. Need a quick appetizer to bring to this year's Halloween party? This no-fuss cheese dip...

...-bought Chex mix with candy corn plus festive M&M's for a painless Halloween snack. Simply cut a wedge from... kids eating anything good for them with all the candy floating around on Halloween. Try our simple...

Want your doorstep to be the "it!" home this Halloween? Here's what to make.

... with premade cupcakes, then let your little one go wild creating a silly Halloween monster. Set out sour candy... around the wire and tie in a bow. These goofy open-faced sandwiches are perfect for a Halloween... this lunchtime favorite a Halloween makeover with a ghost-shape cookie cutter. Little ones can help punch out...

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... of this popular candy bar to make sophisticated use of your leftover Halloween haul. Take your kids on a trip...

...! Give this year's Halloween night a Tex-Mex flair with just 10 minutes of prep time! Kids will love...

These gorgeous birthday cakes are a snap to make using your favorite cake mix and simple white icing.

What kid doesn't love to eat with his hands? Give him a break from utensils, and serve up these easy, yummy bites for dinner.

... by threading ribbon through the holes. Let kids choose a Halloween sticker saying to add the front... that goes bump on Halloween night. Adults can prep the plates by punching the holes around the edges... forest of spindly trees, makes this creative nonedible Halloween table topper. Snip off the ends of six...

These party-worthy cupcakes contain hidden fruit or veggies, good-for-you oils, and whole-grain flours.

Toss out the junk food and start making snack time fun again! Check out these 20 kid-friendly ingredients that make great snacks, plus an easy recipe for each one.

Whether you're serving a slice of pie at the end of a grand holiday meal or as the sweet finish to a weeknight dinner, we've got a recipe for you.

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... tasty alternative to sugary Halloween candy. This addictive mix gets the thumbs up from kids of all ages...

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... surprise, fill the cartons with candy and let your kids break into them after Halloween. Make a whole... village, and display on your dining table as a great Halloween centerpiece! Line your front steps... Halloween décor. What you'll need: Styrofoam wreath, Krylon Preserve, black duct tape, glue gun, candy corn...

Forget shelling out for a designer cake. You can create an impressive cake at home with our step-by-step instructions for a pirate ship, a basketball, a dollhouse, and more.

Turkey Day will go off without a hitch when you include dishes designed for a kid's picky palate. Try our recipes for childproof twists on Thanksgiving favorites -- that you'll enjoy too.

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Take a break from takeout with these good-for-you versions of your family's favorites. They cook up quicker than you can say drive-thru.

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